eLearning Development Services
Custom eLearning Development
Equipment-specific courses, assessments, and knowledge checks for industrial teams — developed within a managed project training program or as a standalone deliverable, and delivered as SCORM packages for your LMS or hosted on the SANTECH Training Platform.
Custom Course Development
What We Develop
Custom industrial eLearning developed from your source material and SME input — not generic library content. Built as one deliverable inside a managed training program, or scoped as a standalone course build.
Equipment-Specific Courses
Courses built around your equipment and system — the screens, components, sequences, and procedures your learners will actually work with. Developed to align with the applicable specification.
Role-Based Course Structure
Modules organized by role and system area, so operators, maintenance technicians, and supervisors each complete the training that matches their responsibilities.
Assessments & Knowledge Checks
Pre-tests, post-tests, and in-course knowledge checks with configurable passing scores. Assessments can measure knowledge gain and support practical competency evaluation.
SME Input, Coordinated
We schedule and run technical-input sessions around your project calendar, turning drawings, functional descriptions, and SME interviews into draft content your team reviews — not writes.
Controlled Reviews & Revisions
Drafts are managed through a controlled review process with comment tracking and documented revisions. Technical content is validated by the appropriate project subject-matter experts.
Video & Multimedia
Narrated walkthroughs, animations, and on-site equipment footage — produced with our video team and built directly into the courseware.
Part of the Program
eLearning in the Project Workstream
On most contracts, eLearning is one requirement among many — the specification calls for operator and maintenance training alongside manuals, instructor-led sessions, and records. We develop eLearning as a deliverable within that managed workstream: scoped from the specification, built with your SMEs' input, and managed through review and final submission.
Need courses without the full program? We scope and develop standalone eLearning the same way — defined scope, controlled reviews, and a clear delivery format. Either way, we manage the process so your engineers can focus on the equipment and system.
See how eLearning fits alongside the other deliverables in our project training and documentation overview, or walk through the eight-stage process we run on every project.
An eLearning Deliverable, Managed
- Course list scoped from the specification and the role-to-training matrix
- Storyboards and drafts managed through controlled review cycles with comment tracking
- Technical content validated by your project subject-matter experts
- Completion records packaged to support customer review, acceptance, and closeout
Delivery Options
Your LMS or Ours
One course build, two delivery formats. Choose the format that fits your project and your customer's requirements — completion tracking and records either way.
SCORM for Your LMS
Courses packaged as SCORM or xAPI modules that deploy on your existing LMS — completions and scores report through the system your organization already runs.
- SCORM/xAPI-compliant packages
- Runs on your existing LMS
- Reporting stays in your system
- One package, every site
SANTECH Training Platform
Hosted delivery on our platform — nothing for your IT team to stand up. Completions, quiz scores, and certificates are logged automatically, producing records that support your project records and submission package.
- Completion and progress tracking
- Quiz scores and certificates logged automatically
- Records that support review and closeout
- Learner access from any device
Looking for ready-made training instead? Individual on-demand courses in industrial automation, material handling, and logistics are available in the SANTECH course marketplace.
Compare Formats
eLearning vs In-Person vs Blended
Both formats have strengths. A blended program uses each where it works best.
| Feature | eLearning | In-Person | Blended |
|---|---|---|---|
| Available 24/7 | |||
| Self-paced progression | |||
| Hands-on equipment access | |||
| Instructor Q&A | |||
| Automated progress tracking | |||
| Scalable to unlimited learners | |||
| No travel costs | |||
| Real-time feedback | |||
| Certificate generation | |||
| Content revisitable anytime |
Considering a blended program?
A blended program pairs eLearning for foundational knowledge with in-person sessions for hands-on skills — so instructor days are spent on the equipment, not in the classroom. We can structure one around your project.
Our Recommended Approach
Blended Learning
We develop eLearning to supplement or replace the traditional classroom portion of training — the theoretical knowledge, system overviews, safety procedures, and operational concepts that technicians need before touching equipment.
This frees up more of your in-person training days for hands-on time with the equipment.
eLearning Handles the Knowledge
- System overviews & theory of operation
- Safety procedures & precautions
- Component identification & terminology
- Operational sequences & workflows
In-Person is 100% Hands-On
- Equipment operation & adjustments
- Preventive maintenance procedures
- Troubleshooting & fault diagnosis
- Real-world scenario practice
Why eLearning
The Business Case for eLearning
For teams spread across shifts, sites, and start dates, self-paced eLearning changes the economics of project training: develop the course once, then deliver it to every technician who needs it — with completion records to show for it.
Lower Cost Per Learner
Reduce travel, venue, and repeat-instruction costs. The same course serves ten learners or ten thousand.
Faster Deployment
Roll out training across every site at the same time — no travel calendar to manage.
Consistent Delivery
Every technician receives the same instruction — across shifts, sites, and start dates.
Completion Records
Completions, quiz scores, and certificates are logged automatically — records that support your project records and submission package.
Further Reading
From the Blog
Measuring ROI on eLearning Investments in Manufacturing
Key metrics and strategies for demonstrating the value of digital learning programs in industrial settings.
Read articleBlended Learning: Why the Best Industrial Training Programs Use Both eLearning and Hands-On
eLearning handles the knowledge. In-person handles the equipment. Here's how blended learning programs reduce training time while improving technician readiness.
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